Proper disposal of human anatomical waste, such as body parts and tissues, is critical for infection control in healthcare environments.
Waste segregation using color-coded bins is a standard practice to manage different types of waste safely.
According to common biohazard waste management protocols, the yellow bin is designated for the disposal of anatomical waste. This ensures these potentially infectious materials are handled and treated correctly to prevent disease transmission.
Correct Option: Yellow binMatch List - I with List - II.
| List - I (Colour Code of bin) | List - II (Bio medical waste) | ||
| A | Black bin | I | Sharp metal waste |
| B | Red bin | II | Glasswares |
| C | Blue bin | III | Contaminated Recyclable waste |
| D | White bin | IV | General Waste |
Choose the correct answer from the options given below :
Match List - I with List - II.
| List - I (Term) | List - II (Meaning) | ||
| A | Epidemic | I | A disease when it has continued transmission in a defined population at relatively low level |
| B | Endemic | II | Disease with unexpectedly high frequency across nations |
| C | Pandemic | III | Infections that are transmitted between animals and humans |
| D | Zoonoses | IV | Occurrence of a disease in a defined population or area with a frequency higher than normal |
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